Home support
HSE Home Support Service
Publicly funded help with everyday personal care at home, arranged by the HSE after an assessment of need.
Local information
What is arranged locally in Dublin, who to contact, and how that differs from the national picture.
Last reviewed: 11 September 2026Verified
Dublin is covered by four separate local authorities — Dublin City Council, Fingal, South Dublin and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown — so a housing adaptation grant application goes to the authority for the property's address rather than to a single Dublin office.
The HSE lists more than one home support office for the Dublin area, so when you ring, give the person's address and Eircode and ask which office covers it.
Region and authority boundaries are administrative and can change. Confirm with the body itself before relying on this.
Transcribed from the official HSE directory on 11 September 2026. Check the current details
Transcribed from the official HSE directory on 11 September 2026. Check the current details
Transcribed from the official HSE directory on 11 September 2026. Check the current details
Transcribed from the official HSE directory on 11 September 2026. Check the current details
Transcribed from the official HSE directory on 11 September 2026. Check the current details
Source: HSELast reviewed: 11 September 2026Verified
Which authority handles a housing adaptation grant depends on the property address, not the postal district. Contact details to be verified per authority.
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Home support
Publicly funded help with everyday personal care at home, arranged by the HSE after an assessment of need.
Home adaptation
Local authority grants towards changes to a home so it works for someone with reduced mobility or a disability.
Carer supports
A means-tested social welfare payment for people providing full-time care to someone who needs it.
Community supports
The local community nursing service, and the usual starting point for community assessment and referrals.